Yearly Archives: 2023

Brock men’s soccer faces heartbreaking loss in semi-finals

On Wednesday, Nov. 1, the Brock Badgers men's soccer team gave it their all in the OUA semifinals, marking their first appearance at this stage since 2006. They faced off against the Carleton Ravens in a thrilling contest that ended in heartbreak for the Badgers.

Unplugging stress, plugging into joy: how video games heal the mind

In today's fast-paced world, stress has become an ever-present companion for many, contributing to a host of mental health issues. Amid the chaos, video games have emerged as a surprising ally, offering a unique form of therapy through stress reduction, social connection, cognitive enhancement, emotional expression, motivation and mindfulness.

“Now And Then” provides the remaining Beatles and their fans with much-needed closure

On Oct. 5th, 1962, the Beatles released their first single, and 61 years later, they have released their last.

The Concurrent Education Student Association is looking for holiday event volunteers

Brock’s Concurrent Education Student Association (CESA) is running its annual Holiday Extravaganza, and they are looking for volunteers.

12 Canadian athletes and teams excel at 2023 Pan American Games to earn a spot at next summer’s Olympic Games

Team Canada achieved an astounding level of success in Santiago, Chile at the 2023 Pan American Games.

Disastrous third quarter hands Badgers women’s basketball team their first loss of the season against TMU

The Badgers’ women’s basketball team fell 71-48 to the undefeated TMU Bold (4-0) after a poor third quarter dropped Brock to 2-1 this season.

Brock Singer-Songwriter Club emerges as a new home for musicians on campus

Brock’s Singer-Songwriter Club welcomes like-minded people to play, write, sing and collaborate on music.

Practice kindness at Brock during World Kindness Day

Nov. 13 is World Kindness Day and Brock is celebrating across campus all day.

Israel-Hamas war ignites tensions at Canadian universities

Tensions are rising at Canadian universities amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict in the Middle East.

Russia revokes ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Nov. 2nd to revoke Russia’s ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test Ban Treaty (CTBT). Behind the Kremlin’s rationale for de-ratification is a desire to mirror the United States’ status as a signatory and not a ratifier of the CTBT.

1989 (Taylor’s Version): revisiting Taylor Swift’s crown jewel record

Rating: 4/5 Taylor Swift’s 1989 (Taylor’s Version) cracks the shrewd, cool-girl persona embodied by Swift in 1989, letting a light of vulnerability and ache contextualize each song.

Men’s Hockey stay undefeated at home after two wins

Badgers’ men’s hockey returned to Canada Games Park this past weekend with two more games, looking to add to their sparkling record.

Men’s lacrosse season comes to close at National semi-finals

Brock men’s lacrosse team’s strong season comes to a finish after a loss at the Baggataway Cup this past weekend.

‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is a devastating descent into the roots of evil

Score: 5/5Warning: Minor Spoilers AheadMartin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon is a towering achievement of cinema and the most important film released in a long time.

“Concern” for Madonna’s face is often cleverly disguised sexism and ageism

How Madonna chooses to look is nobody’s business but her own.

Here’s why you should expect a Nintendo Switch successor in 2024

It is reasonable to assume that the Nintendo Switch’s successor will launch in 2024.

Rosanna Pansino’s flippant allegations are a surprising misuse of her online influence

Rosanna Pansino’s handling of the controversy involving MrBeast is a childish, dramatic overreaction to an unfortunate situation in an attempt to manufacture drama.

Banning Halloween costumes is nothing more than an anti-fun mandate

Trying to stop kids from participating in Halloween festivities is wrong, especially in a world where they’ve already had so many experiences taken from them.

Matthew Perry did way more than just play Chandler on “Friends”

Remembering Matthew Perry solely for his work on “Friends" is disrespectful when he contributed so greatly to the sober-living community.

“The Good Witch (Deluxe)” loses its way with six new bonus tracks

Overall rating: 2/5The Good Witch, Masie Peters’ sophomore album, recently came out in June, but the indie singer-songwriter has just surprised fans with a deluxe edition of the album.

“Stupid F***ing Bird” asks its audience hard questions about theatre and how it reflects life

Stupid F***ing Bird stands on its own two feet, bringing honesty and integrity to a world that is greatly lacking it.

Badgers’ men’s rowing team wins third straight provincial title at OUA Rowing Championships

On Oct. 28th, the Badgers’ men’s rowing team captured their third consecutive provincial championship and 14th in school history, with an impressive showing at the OUA Rowing Championships at Henley Island in Port Dalhousie. Brock finished atop the standings with 524 points, followed by the Western Mustangs in second with 443 points and the Queen’s Gaels a distant third with 277.

Badgers’ women’s basketball team wins opening two games of the season at home against Toronto opponents

The Badgers’ women’s basketball team opened their 2023-24 season with a pair of impressive victories at home against the Toronto Varsity Blues and York Lions.

Badgers’ men’s volleyball team start season undefeated winning both games on the road against York

The Badgers’ men’s volleyball team began their 2023-24 regular season schedule this past weekend with back-to-back wins on the road against the York Lions.

BUSU Wellness Week is meant to help students unwind

BUSU’s Wellness Week this November is meant to help students unwind amid university-related stresses.

Explore a broad, original D&D world with the Brock Westmarches Club

The Brock Westmarches Club brings together storytelling, improv, worldbuilding, character creation and more in the role-playing fantasy game Dungeons & Dragons.

Men’s hockey lose first of the season against McGill

Brock’s men’s hockey team headed up to Montreal this past weekend to play in two matches in a Quebec road trip.

Men’s lacrosse move on to Baggataway Cup

Badgers’ men’s lacrosse returned home to Alumni Field on Thursday, Oct. 26th for a playoff matchup against the Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks.

The NHL’s silent superstars

It’s hard to know if—while taping his stick in preparation for the Arizona Coyotes Oct. 22nd match against the Anaheim Ducks—Travis Dermott thought he was going to receive the attention he did.

When it comes to virtue signalling, sharing isn’t caring

In most cases, people who take part in online trends intended to fight hate are more concerned with making themselves feel righteous than making any sort of meaningful difference.

Nostalgia is a powerful marketing tool, but it shouldn’t be abused

Nostalgia is a powerful marketing force but abusing it for profit is detrimental to any franchise’s legacy.

Brock Men’s Soccer beat McMaster, advance to semi-finals for the first time since 2006

In a thrilling game, the Brock Badgers men's soccer team secured a 3-1 victory against the visiting McMaster Marauders in the OUA quarter-finals on Saturday, Oct. 28.

Brock men’s basketball team set for season opener

The Brock men’s basketball regular season is just around the corner after playing in multiple pre-season tournaments. The Badgers are opening up the season with a home game against the University of Toronto Varsity Blues on Nov. 4.

Food insecurity is a threat in the wake of rising grocery prices: here are some resources to help combat it

The cost of food may be plateauing, but it’s still high enough that many are facing food insecurity. Here are some resources for those who are food insecure.

Glen Hansard’s new album explores a darker side of the musician’s musical prowess

Overall rating: 3/5 Forever a busker, Glen Hansard is known for his crackly folk sound and empathetic croon. His newest album All That Was East Is West of Me Now totes a darker tone.

Looking to be a part of the creation of a new fantasy world? The Creative Writing Club is looking for writers

The Creative Writing Club (CWC) is looking for writers to come together to work on an interconnected project with the end goal of publication.

Morningstar Mill: A convenient and beautiful place for Brock student to get their steps in

A site that has both interesting history and great hiking trails, Morningstar Mill is one of many places to reconnect with nature in the Niagara Region.

Brock men’s volleyball team defeated the Toronto Varsity Blues in five sets to close out their exhibition schedule

The Badgers’ men’s volleyball team is prepared for the start of the regular season after defeating the Varsity Blues in five sets to finish the pre-season with a 3-1 record.

Badgers’ women’s soccer team eliminated in first round of the playoffs after loss to Guelph

The Ontario University Athletics (OUA) West division’s sixth-seeded Brock Badgers fell 4-1 to the third-seeded Guelph Gryphons in the first round of OUA women’s soccer playoff action on Oct. 25th.

Buffalo Bills mid-season analysis: The good, the bad and the ugly

As week eight of the NFL schedule concludes, the Buffalo Bills have reached the halfway point of the 2023 season.
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